[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

#119. Eomer claims this about Cailín:

"...Cailín thinks it would be ridiculous for Innocent-Eomer to attack The Saucepan Man"

and then goes on to argue exactly why it's not ridiculous.


#121. Cailín claims that Eomer is twisting her words. What she actually said was this:

"He [Eomer] states he would never pick a fight with SpM if he's a wolf. Ridiculous."

and chides Eomer: "Read again, sweetie."


Well, noble villagers, let me ask you to make up your own minds. Here is exactly what Cailín said in that first troublesome post – #116:

"He states he would never pick a fight with SpM if he's a wolf. Ridiculous. He would never have attacked SpM were he an innocent."

Is that correct? Was I right about that implication all along? Did she forget what she herself had typed? Is she actually saying that no innocent has the right to attack The Saucepan Man?

Cailín just lied. She hoped that you wouldn't notice; she hoped that I would be too timid to respond. Cailín's lie, which she told in her post #121, is audacious and very bold indeed.

It looks to me as if Cailín and The Saucepan Man are on the same side. Probably both, but certainly one of them, is a werewolf. Why they picked my contributions to corrupt and defile I don't know, but they did. Just as well I have my eyes open.